and marketing plan for that lemonade and construct a lemonade stand, which will be constructed at the i.n.g. on post and kerney on july 7. this contest is being underwritten by i.n.g. direct and capital one bank. at the conference in san francisco and seven contests across the country. the winning team from this contest and all the other contests will be given a six-day, five-night all expenses paid trip to hawaii to attend a summer camp where they will learn more about starting a business as well as the culture for hawaii and participate in other activitytivities related to that. so the original deadline for this contest was june 14, which is in two days and i know it is a little late, so i've been talking to the capital one bank people to try to extend it for one week so we can have participation from as many kids as possible kmp-12. we're all-inclusive, low income, special needs. it is a free contest. everyone just go online to enter. and we're asking the board for any help and advice in getting the word out to kids and i'll be happy to entertain any questions. >> ok. thank you. >>

give out cookies and lemonade. >> charge, too, right? >> you've got to make a profit. >>> thank you so much for joining us. we're going to have the olympics on tonight, the swimming trials and gymnastic trials. join us for local news at # clock p.m. good night.

you saw how long it took to get a lemonade stand in new york. i saw your episode. >> john: more than 60 days. >> exactly right. what is that about? we're teaching our children all the wrong things. >> john: and i'm glad what you are doing you are running a national lemonade stand and bake sale because some cities are banning bake sales and hug-a-thon. >> you can't hug anymore in school. is it really bad that our kids are hugging? no, but the kids are doing things beyond hugging. in the 1990s we said oral sex doesn't matter. yes, it does. yes, it does. >> before we go to oral sex, let's get back to hugging. the schools that have banned and told kids don't hug each other. already teachers are being told the head of teachers union told me he sells teacher don't put a child on your lap to comfort her never touch a child because of fear of lawsuits and fear of the accusations. is that who we are? >> teachers were molesting kids. >> teachers senior still molesting kids. >> how do we know it's worth it. >> are you saying it's better? >> because we are

how much for the lemonade? >> 25 cents. >> here's your quarter. i'll take my lemonade. hits the spot. george and stel la mcbride are earning money for their toy fund. what's it like for you guys out here in the heat? >> we have had a lot of customers, so it feels pretty good. >> reporter: at the alexandria waterfront, beating the heat was survival. >> we tried to rest indoors when it it's really hot and go back outdoors later. >> reporter: yesterday on the mall, d.c. fire and ems had to treat dozens of people for heat-related illnesses here at the pride festival. we haven't heard of any problems. a lot of people we spoke to say they're definitely cooling it down with water and playing it safe today. the festival is continuing as we speak. reporting live from northwest washington, dorothy spencer, news4. >>> tonight auburn university is in shock. three people are dead, three others injured after gunfire broke out at a party near the campus. this all happened, as we said, near the campus of auburn about 50 miles east of montgomery, alabama, about 30 miles west of columbia

you saw how long it took to get a lemonade stand in new york. i saw your episode. >> john: more than 60 days. >> exactly right. what is that about? we're teaching our children all the wrong things. >> john: and i'm glad what you are doing you are running a national lemonade stand and bake saleecause some cities are banning bake sales and hug-a-thon. >> you can't hug anymore in school. is it really bad that our kids are hugging? no, but the kids are doing things beyond hugging. in the 1990s we said oral sex doesn't matter. yes, it does. yes, it does. >> before we go to oral sex, let's get back to hugging. the schools that have banned and told kids don't hug each other. already teachers are being told the head of teachers union told me he sells teacher don't put a child on your lap to comfort her never touch a child because of fear of lawsuits and fear of the accusations. is that who we are? >> teachers were molesting kids. >> teachers senior still molesting kids. >> how do we know it's worth it. >> are you saying it's better? >> because we are no

to the lemonade stands where they are trying to squeeze that out of us. you saw how long it took to get a lemonade stand in new york. i saw your episode. e >> john: more than 60 days and i never got the permit. what is that about? >> we are teaching our children all the wrong things you are a running national lemonade stand athon.e sales and hug acon day? >> the 1990s, we said oral m sex doesn't matter. we are finding out that, yes, it does. >> john: getting back to hugging you are talking about g the schools that have banned, have told kids. >> hugging. >> john: told kids don't hug each other and the head of teacher's union told me that he tells teachers don't put a crying child on your lap to o comfort her even in kindergarten. never touch a child because ofa fear of lawsuits and fear of accusations. accusations. >> is that who we are? >> john: but teachers wereea molesting kids. >> teachers are still molestink kids. >> john: how do we know it is w worse? >> i'm not saying it is worse. are you saying it is betterin because we are not hugging? really? >>

to the lemonade stands where they are trying to squeeze that out of us. you saw how long it took to get a lemonade stand in new york. i saw your episode. e >> john: more than 60 days and i never got the permit. what is that about? >> we are teaching our children all the wrong things you are a running national lemonade stand athon.e sales and hug acon day? >> the 1990s, we said oral m sex doesn't matter. we are finding out that, yes, it does. >> john: getting back to hugging you are talking about g the schools that have banned, have told kids. >> hugging. >> john: told kids don't hug each other and the head of teacher's union told me that he tells teachers don't put a crying child on your lap to o comfort her even in kindergarten. never touch a child because ofa fear of lawsuits and fear of accusations. accusations. >> is that who we are? >> john: but teachers wereea molesting kids. >> teachers are still molestink kids. >> john: how do we know it is w worse? >> i'm not saying it is worse. are you saying it is betterin because we are not hugging? really? >>

really good lemonade. follow me down here. we have everything out here. this is typical of what happens on their block parties in kensington. we have the hartman family, the hime family and the marmer family. they have music playing. we have food, strawberries, burgers on the grill and, of course, more drinks and chips, all of that from out here. and our temperatures right now are in the low 80s and we're talking about heat coming our way this weekend at 85 right now. we've been in this cool pattern all week long with our temperatures running below average but now, temperatures will go way up above average for the weekend. more coming up. >> doug is looking a little stiff out there. >>> the latest in the presidential race. president obama holding a news conference to talk about the economy. he blamed congress for rejecting his bill to help states and cities hire workers and he took credit for creating more than 4 million private sector jobs. and that's when he made a remark that republicans have pounced on. >> over 800,000 just this year alone. the privat

the team held it -- had a lemonade stand on game day. the money we collected was donated for more research and even though it is not much, we hope it will help. with the medicine and treatments, we hope that you will get better soon. i know that you will when i guess this illness and we hope to see you running around real soon. remain strong and know that my team and i will be scoring goals with your name on them. we will always be thinking of you and our friendship. sincerely, your friends at e.o. taylor. >> and as a reminder that sometimes, just a letter can be something that really bryan's of their day and brings them hold. they also had a lemonade stand, did a toy and book drive. let's have another hand for e.r. taylor. bell was a beautiful letter and we appreciate it. working on a similar topic, the lady jaguars. they also collected over 40 toys. they did a lot of research and learned a lot about cancer. before they did that, they wrote some incredible poems about a variety of topics. that is what it is about, writing, getting your

sometimes you have got dealt lemons and to make lemonade. -- you make lemonade. sometimes people come and complain. we're not the enemy. we are the victims of a circumstance of this state that is too cheap to stand up and fight for children. to be in a state that does not go out there and do everything humanly possible to adequately fund education is a disgrace. in this budget, there is not enough money to do all the great things for what we think is needed. the arts-music library, math, science, ap, ell, foreign language, extended days, credit recovery, summer school, parikh engagement, staff development, food services, custodians, nurses, the list goes on forever. deferred maintenance. the state is not going to do it, san franciscans have always stood up for children. we have been able to pass prop h. if the state would follow the model of san francisco, we would have a fabulous system. we cannot do it all by ourselves but the state has to help and for them to create these sweeps of tier 3 programs and these got awful things we have to do, we do that work. -- t

than when we see a vending machine selling lemonade. even if it is exactly the same product. because the story around it is what people are paying for. when i meet small business people, all i ask is not what is their balance sheet, but what is their story. why should i pick you? why do i care about what you are doing? if you give me the inside baseball statistics about why you are 2% better than a competitor, i'm glazed over. that's not part of the way i see the world. >> if i'm hearing you right, basically i need o to get out of myself, put myself in your views and understand how my product helps you, not me. >> yes. this is not rocket surgery. brain surgery plus rocket science. so you set up a video camera and watch people look at your website. you stapd stand in a store and watch people and see if they pick your product up. if they don't, why? you just stand there and watch people pick up the book and look at the back cover. can i say, is that book interesting to you? i can understand what they are seeing. they are the ones buying f

when we see a kid with a lemonade stand, it is different than when we see a vending machine selling lemonade. even if it is the same product, because the story around it is what people are paying for. so when i meet small business people, all i ask them is not what's their balance sheet but what's their story. why should i pick you? why do i care about what you're doing? if you start giving me all the inside baseball statistics about why you are 2% better than some other competitor, i'm already glazed over because that's not how i see the world. >> so if i'm hearing you right, get out of myself and put myself in your shoes and better understand how my product helps you from my perspective and not from mine. >> exactly. steve cooker wrote a great book called "it's not rocket surgery." brain surgery plus rocket science. what he recommends you do is set up a video camera and have people visit your website. then watch them do it, right? or you stand in the store and watch people walk up to where your product is and they didn't pick it up. why didn't they pick it up? they go over to change the sh

is it a cola, a lemonade or a smoothie? >> lemonade. >> good guess but not right.to get it right. >> cola. >> it's the cola. that's right. and the winner is -- >> what do we get? >> oh, thank goodness. >> we knew you wanted it. you guys get a prize, too. >> thank you, jerry. when we come back, we'll find out who's going to be crowned the one and only hot dad. right after this. >> i wonder who it's going to be. >>> i'm chris lawrence looking at your forecast today. we're looking at storms around texas and the gulf coast. then parts of the northeast still going to be seeing some of that wet weather, severe storms potentially popping up in some of the northern plains areas. then getting into the western lakes, another system moving into the pacific northwest. we're going to watch the heat build once again throughout the plains, even denver will be on the hot side of things, lower 90s. and temperatures for minneapolis and chicago into the 70s, that is going to be changing soon. then 60s and 70s for the northeast. we're going to see that threat for severe weather once a

. >> you mentioned earlier, a great day to drink lemonade. >> pink lemonade. >> there you go. and enjoy your sunshine. be smart about it, keep your spf 30 or higher today. even with this beautiful deck of cloud cover first thing this morning you can still get bu burned. short of sun safety you should enjoy every other aspect of father's day without any problem at all. everybody on the left side of the plane gets a good view of the city. everyone on the right side, a gu view of virginia. we have made 70 degrees at national airport. winds out of the southeast at three miles per hour. metro area temperatures now on their way up for the morning. 67 college park. as you get into camp springs, andrews air force base, 65. 67 on the west side of the wilson bridge. 67 degrees also at the other end of the dulles toll road. if you're going out to annapolis, a great day for sailing out on the chesapeake bay. you should break out into sunshine by lunch or later. and then back down below 70 degrees by 11:00 tonight. on the whole, a great day in annapolis. no rain for today. in will be a cha

. >>> police say a cool cup of lemonade led to the death threats in the farmer's market.endor became angry at a woman who demanded more lemon in the lemonade she bought for her children. things got out of control when the husband stepped in. the man threatened to kill them. the police were called in and arrested the vendor. no one was hurt. >>> a lottery ticket worth $13 million was just sold in sonoma county. they won the ticket at the quick pick market in ronard park. >> three, two, 10, 22, 25, and the mega number 7. $13 million jackpot is the biggest lottery win in four years. still don't know who the winner is. someone from fremont is set for life. he won $2 million in the replay program and got what is called a second chance prize. >> he had bought a losing scratch ticket and got a second chance to win using information from the ticket. he is now going to get the set life payout of 2 million over 20 years. >> not bad. especially when you have a saving ticket. >> you would take it on your birthday. happy birthday to you claudine. >> first, let me turn the maps on. hap

. >> iced tea, lemonade, you name it, i got it. >> chicken, steak, watermelon, fries and a big piecef land. very excited. >> it takes place on the first summer and will raise area charities. >> summer is here and the always seems to turn up the heat. c. i nice summer day in d. watching the capital while oning a beer and eating pennsylvania avenue. >> in northwest, abc 7 news. >> the weather is absolutely for them today. >> unbelievable compared to yesterday at this time. like we will end this pretty nice note. a roller coaster ride. outside, just a few clouds. remain dry for the hours.ht 91 -- 91 degrees, that is the the overnightfor hours. are above where we normally are. we will see a change to the of the week. it is very comfortable. out of the north at 13 hour.per holding at 89 degrees. temperatures across the board in the 80's. winchester at 82. a cooler, drier air off to the of us.nd west you see where the frontal system located. late tomorrow and into monday morning, the dew point level, the lower 50's. that is why it does not feel so sticky outside. increase a little bit for

. >> lemonade, you name and i got it.hicken, steak, watermelon, i aream, sweet potato fries and of land. >> this weekend's event is more thato raise $100,000. you pass the barbeque battle have a chance. it runs tomorrow. checkhere with us for a -- mesmerized by the hamburgers chicken leg. >> it a little bit of everything. water -- whether us, some changes the way. good and bad depending on how at it.k mainly clear and comfortable. just a few clubs here and there. as we take a look at the high, up to 91 degrees. average for this date 86 degrees. had the. finally and the upper lower 50's. the when did not the problem. degrees.day of 85 elementaryoe school. off to the west amid 60's. 68 for winchester. a beautiful day for the beaches. tamara a repeat performance with temperatures in the lower 80's. the cooler air to the north and west of us. a the dewpoint levels, this is really fantastic. around 50 in pittsburgh. behind the cold will feel the difference afternoon. tuesday and wednesday look great. will turn up the heat. sat

i like a crunchy finish, pumpkin seed, finish with mint lemonade.g girl lemonade, as i like to do, throw a shot of bourbon in there. >> that will make it big. what kind of dressing. >> super simple, lemon, extra virgin olive oil, shaved parmes parmesano, red onion. >> you could put the tuna on the salad. >> this is a dinner really healthy and so quick and easy and a super crowd pleaser. >> what else do you like in the summertime this year? >> you know, i am all about vegetables in the green market, just finishing up the asparagus season, sugar snap peas on the way, peaches. this is when the market starts to go crazy and i can't get enough of it. >> show. >> chefs wanted. >> thursday food network, ann burrell. >>> up next, get cozy with some of the stars from "magic mike." hmmm, i don't think i took my pill today. there's birth control you don't have to think about taking every day or even every year. i'm painting my arms. i want another child, but not for a while. it's mirena, a small intrauterine contraceptive that's over 99% effective at preventin

a woman asked the man for a little more lemon in his lemonade which got the vendor riled up.e vendor threatened to beat him up and police stepped in. >>> one of the largest independent bookstores is taking a break. m menlo park are remodels and hoping it will better seven the community. >>> let's take a look at the sunday forecast with rob. >> we're looking at mainly clear skies around the bay area as we've been watching our temperatures this morning dropping off into some 40s. you can see we're at 46 around santa rosa. half moon bay, 48 degrees. gilroy, 58 now. 52 in san jose. one thing that's different this morning, the wind. we don't have as strong of a sea breeze as yesterday morning so i think so before the sea breeze turns on, we should see a few more 70s popping up in inland valleys as we go through the afternoon. the most challenging forecast this week is happening right now in the gulf of mexico. we have tropical storm debby and the path continues to change by the hour. something we'll watch tomorrow into tuesday. the official track which will be a category 1 hurrica

i know my little and will want some lemonade and ice-cream. we will definitely know where those tents are. >> metro is also allowing writers to bring and drink water on the trains. >> as you can see out here, some people here do not even have the option to get inside. they have to get outside and stay outside because of work. one option is people just staying inside. pg&e says they are trying to stay on top of the demand for power in these hot temperatures. >> from the northeast to the midwest, the heat hanging on this week. 11 record highs have been broken. some of those temperatures reaching 115 degrees. two people have died in kansas city to to the extreme heat. >> close to home, you can always find a temperature worker you are on our web page, wjla.com. >> the frantic search for a worker who could be trapped in a warehouse that collapsed late last night. news of chapter 7 got a good shot of the warehouse in landover. you can see the roof caved in. it is a difficult situation because parts of the building are unstable. they are not giving u

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. >> lots of lemonade, lots of water. >> i'm drinking water without a shirt on. >> reporter: across the river, people were a fan of the cool breeze served up by this machine. you've got to have the water close at hand. and boats are loading up on ice, trying to stay cool. >> oh, gatorade. oh, that's cool. >> hydration, hydration, keep drinking plenty of fluids. it could be 150 degrees outside and i'll still be here. >> the primary thing that we're here for is the safety of the crowd. we're looking for signs of heat exhaustion, you know, including fever, irritability, headache. >> reporter: and some families are beating the heat by limiting their time outdoors. people were sweating it out today in the washington region and we're still a week before the start of summer. surae chinn, 9 news now. >>> a reston neighborhood is on alert tonight after the suspicious death of the 40-year- old man. police were called to the lane for a report of a scuffle early saturday morning officers did not find anyone fighting, but they did find a body. matt, what can you tell us? >> you got it right. fairfax

commissioner murase: it is called lemonade alley dog,. the deadline has been extended for kids to participate in that program. i want to congratulate the five keys community. they are having an art show, and open gallery, on june 14 at the main library beginning at 5:30. they are having their spring graduation on friday at 10:00 a.m. for in custody students and 1:30 p.m. with community partners at the hall of justice. that concludes my report. >> thank you. commissioner mendoza. commissioner mendoza: i wanted to congratulate our principal of the year award recipient. we have the pleasure of honoring them at the annual administrators breakfast. it was allen for our pre-k program. andy from a high school. congratulation for receiving the mayor's principal of the year award. [applause] i want to congratulate their annual scholarships ceremony. they had 40 students receive scholarships and awards at their annual event. i wanted to congratulate superintendent garcia for a festive event on june 5. the neighbor farewell, and he is on his farewel

if you think of the '60s, want a lemonade stand at the end of the driveway, you did it.ing to issue a permit, somebody making sure the lemonade doesn't drop below 50 degrees. >> okay. should government get out of the way? >> one thing the president has been clear about is making sure we get rid of regulations that hurt small business. >> there's going to be a role for government. part of it is figuring out the tools to make it easier for people to access capital or talent. >> you're talking about government here. for decades america never needed government to create great businesses. year after year entrepreneurs took risks, failed often and that's part of the process. i don't feel that's the way it is anymore. we don't always have to look to government to figure out what to do next. we have to let companies fail. >> you can see the question for the audience. they are not holding back. we have that, discussion, practical advice. motivation techniques. it's going to be a great event. cnbc back to business special town hall event at 9:00 eastern time on cnbc tonight. i'm s

once in a while a neighbor would come by and would excuse herself and come out with a pitcher of lemonade or ice tea. she had those tea cakes that i loved. most of the time children would say go on and play. you wouldn't listen to grown up's conversation. at that point we were all welcome. the stories were layered. seniors got something that the young parents and fathers learned, then teenagers and little ones. we all got something out of the story. they were layered. i try to do that in my writing. i try to layer so that the reader who is sharing the story with the young person will get something out of it or see something they can learn from as well. my mother loved to do poetry. i would sit in the hallow of her arm and begin resiting dunbar poetry. [inaudible] you as dirty as me. look at that mouth. him being so sweet and sticky, goodness. i would say momma, do it again, please. i would beg her to do it again, she would say, no, go to bed, now. i grew up listening to dunbar who wrote in dialect, little brown baby. he wrote beautiful things in standard english. an angel robed in spotles

he's a man who could make lemonade out of lemons. one thing is you don't want to be on the water tonight because it is pretty stockton at this hour. duckweeds the transamerica building stands in her 53 ft. tall so we can see the very tip top of that leads me to believe the ceiling has lowered to about 600 seats and that's going to cause some airport delays tomorrow morning so right now we have temperatures in the '50s and '60s and onshore push in a westerly winds. this marine layer extensions by tomorrow morning commutes were talking a good 45 to 50 mi. to the east easily 60 to the north and about obviously is when disabled while to burn off so low have cooler's centers. a first of their haviland's tonight low clouds areas a patch of fog and friday and again we can to this airport delays and we will say the sunshine and our inland areas but some very mild days ahead. this is our latest satellite later composite them area of low pressure to the north this right here this hail and is just pressing up against the ridge of high pressure

it doesn't get in the way. >> we have a little lemonade, as well. >> a little lemonade, that you can's "the show." >> cheers. get ready to sing. >>> my favorite part of the weekend, by the way. >> what do we have, buddy? >> it's a darn good thing that brad came over. if one person eats this garlic thing, everybody has to eat it. >> everybody into the pool. >> it is really real. the garlic stands out about here. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this weekend before you officially start your weekend. we hope you're starting it with us. if your friends aren't, get them to change your channel. with the folks sending in twitter pictures. folks from maine to sent in gorgeous pictures. cohoes in new york. here are the boards for what is expected to be a nice weekend for a good part of the country. a cool shot of air that drops in out of the great lakes. this is going to take temperatures down in places like st. louis. atlanta, you're going to below the 80-degree mark with the same shot of cold a >> all that weather was brought to you by citibank. and, brad, we know you're

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mitt and ann romney joined me at my house this afternoon for lemonade and cookies. and i offered my firm endorsement for his campaign for president. reagan said, ronnie would have liked governor romney's business background and his strong principles. and i have to say, i do, too. >>> a bankrupt silicon valley company is at the center of the campaign tonight, after romney made a surprise visit to soly ndra. is the criticism leveled at obama valid? we went on the a fact-checking mission tonight. >> reporter: the big question is whether solyndra is an issue that will resonate with voters. >> capitalism like this did not help. >> reporter: standing in front of fremont's bankrupt solar panel company, mitt romney called it close waste and failure. signaling he wants to make it a main issue in the election. >> he wants to give benefit to his friends. >> reporter: the romney company is running a web ad, criticizing president obama for giving the company $528 million in federal loan guarantees. it's true that the bankruptcy is an embarrassment for the president who toured th

these claims don't go to court but another buyer of russian art when confronted with lemons made lemonade eager to see a cough discovered his art collection meant to fund his retirement was mostly forgeries now he's displaying the paintings as a warning to others most of us. when we have gone dog of our money where ashamed to talk of it i'm trying to be the first who says don't be ashamed of showing us because we believe you who no one would doubt now the time has passed and we realize we made a mistake and it's important to publicize the mistake because the quantity of russian figs is such that it does. greg it's national art. would you call for showing each of his pictures alongside two different city kits one attesting a painting is genuine and one proving it's all just some types that even signed by the same person and his collection is just the tip of the iceberg i think there's going to be a lot more of this recently quite high profile prosecutions in the u.k. and germany of so-called master forger's and what those case of the field is that some excellent fakes from hundreds of exce